Hi guys, We have recently bought another PPOR to live in which settles on the 15th January. We will start moving out of our current PPOR from that date. Our current PPOR will become our first investment property. We have told the RE agent that we've chosen that 30th January as the date the house will be officially available to move into. Ideally we would like someone to move in on that date to minimise any time the house will be vacant. Our rental manager has suggested to start advertising 2 weeks before that date, but is that enough time for someone to look at it, give notice (possibly) to where they're currently renting and then move into our house on that date? Being new to this, I would have thought 3 weeks would be a minimum. Any advice?
Really depends on demand level in your suburb and how your property is priced comparatively. 2 weeks is normally ok. More is better.
Potential tenants will likely not be looking to move until mid-January anyway due to the holiday period.
Yeah, I would prefer it to be advertised a bit before 2 weeks. They can put the date that it will be available on the ad.
Absolutely, no harm in it and if you secure a tenant then great. Lock it in, especially with holiday season coming. MTR
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